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Can I make dua against someone who hurt me?

Yes, if you were truly wronged, but within limits, and forgiving is better when you can. The oppressed person's dua is powerful.

Yes, and it's a great idea. How to invite non-Muslim parents and relatives to an Eid meal, prayer or mosque event.

Yes, for general information, but not for rulings. AI can invent hadith and references, so verify everything and ask a qualified scholar.

Yes. You can pray for their guidance, health and wellbeing while they're alive. Asking forgiveness for those who died as non-Muslims isn't allowed.

Yes, as a start. Videos can teach you a lot, but choose qualified teachers, verify hadith and verses, and ask a scholar for personal rulings.

Yes, according to many scholars: accepting gifts is allowed, giving at Christmas is debated. Avoid alcohol, pork and religious items.

Yes, a lot, all of it honoring: Mary is the only woman named in the Quran, chosen and purified, the virgin mother of Jesus, with a surah in her name.

Yes, you can ask. How to request an exam date change for Eid, which exams can move, and what to do if the date can't change.

Yes, you can. Exams don't excuse you from fasting, but a good suhoor, water and sleep help. Real illness lets you make it up later.

Yes, many are. Plain candy canes are usually halal; check Christmas treats for gelatin, alcohol, lard, suet and carmine (E120).

No, it isn't required. The hadith on reading Yasin for the dying is weak per many scholars; dua, janazah and charity are clearly established.

No, exams alone aren't a valid reason to skip a Ramadan fast. Illness, travel and real harm are; missed days are made up later.